Video filter with black & white, sepia and vintage looks
An in-browser video filter that restyles color footage — monochrome and noir, warm sepia, faded vintage, classic film stocks and authentic VHS. Each filter previews live on your own video, with an intensity slider and manual fine-tuning, and exports without a watermark.
How to add a filter to a video
Upload your video — MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI or M4V
Pick a filter from the grid; each card previews the look on your footage
Adjust the intensity slider, fine-tune the look, and use the compare view to check before and after
Choose an export quality and download the filtered MP4
Give any clip a cinematic, retro or monochrome look
Analogue artefacts. They work on top of the chosen look, so a clean frame can take a little grit too.
Ordinary colour work: brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth and vignette.
Captions are burnt into the frame on export — exactly as the preview shows them.
Tell us which look to add — "Kodak Gold film", "VHS tracking noise", or a link to an example. We read every request.
What this video filter does
Why use this video filter
Most online video filter tools queue your file, cap the length, or stamp a watermark on the result. This one applies the filter in your browser with WebGL: the preview is instant and pixel-identical to the export, the intensity and fine-tune controls give precise creative control, and the downloaded MP4 keeps its audio and carries no watermark.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which filters are available?
There are 24 filters across six families: black & white (B&W, Noir, Silver, Infrared), warm tones (Sepia, Vintage, Faded, Sunset), film stocks (Kodachrome, Technicolor, Cinematic, Cross Process, Bleach Bypass), retro (VHS, Super 8, Polaroid, Lomo, Glitch), cool tones (Cold, Arctic, Moonlight) and effects (Invert, Duotone, Matrix). Every filter has an adjustable intensity.
Does the filtered video keep its audio?
Yes. On the fast hardware path the original audio track is copied into the output MP4 unchanged. Only the picture is restyled.
Is there a watermark on the exported video?
No watermark and no signup. The downloaded video is yours to use anywhere.
Which video formats are supported?
Input: MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI and M4V. Output is MP4 (H.264). On modern browsers the tool uses hardware video encoding; older browsers fall back to an FFmpeg WebAssembly encoder.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Filtering runs on your device, so speed depends on the phone. The live preview needs WebGL; if it is unavailable the filter still applies when you export.
Can I add a date to the video like an old camera did?
Yes. In the Camcorder block choose "90s camcorder" — a date with the weekday, a clock, a camera label and a running timecode appear over the frame. "Film-camera date stamp" puts just the amber date in the corner. The captions are burnt into the exported file exactly as the preview shows them.
